
the ordinary
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No pricing data available yet for The Ordinary Lactic Acid 10% + HA
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Paula's Choice · mid-range
Shares lactic acid but at only 2% versus The Ordinary's 10%, with mandelic acid as the true primary exfoliant here, making this a milder, different-acid-profile product.
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Sunday Riley · prestige
Both use lactic acid as the main exfoliant, but Good Genes doesn't disclose its concentration (likely lower than 10%) and lacks hyaluronic acid for hydration support.
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Dr. Dennis Gross · prestige
Contains lactic acid but it's blended with glycolic, salicylic, and malic acids at undisclosed individual doses, so it's a multi-acid peel rather than a lactic-acid-focused treatment like the source.
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Dr. Dennis Gross · prestige
Lactic acid is present but ranked low in a multi-acid blend led by glycolic acid, so this isn't dosed or formulated like the source's lactic-acid-focused 10% treatment.
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Cosmia Bio · drugstore
This is a physical/enzymatic scrub relying mainly on perlite and gluconolactone with only minor lactic acid presence, nowhere near the source's 10% lactic acid chemical exfoliation.
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